• Joya de Ceren Archaeological Park - First of all this is an archaeological site completely different from a Mayan temple. Joya de Ceren is the remains of a Mayan agricultural village of about 1400 years old. Loma Caldera volcanos covered it by 14 layers of ashes. The ash that covered Joya de Ceren preserved it intact. Allowing to preserve in time the different structures, which now give us a broad vision of what life was like and the activities of ordinary people. In the different archaeological sites of mesoamerica, you can see in the temples how the important people of the time lived. But only Joya de Ceren lets you see how the town lived. Among the things found are: houses, storage rooms, communal houses, temazcal sauna, kitchen, corn plantations, etc

• Hotel pickup and drop-off included for ease and convenience.
• Small group size ensures a personalized experience.
• Expert guidance from a professional tour guide.
• All National Park fees are covered.

• Food and drinks
• Gratuities
• Bottled water

The Tazumal and Ruta Maya Tour is an ideal adventure for archaeology enthusiasts. El Salvador has been the cradle of various civilizations for thousands of years. Joya de Ceren, San Andres, and Tazumal are three archaeological sites that stood as significant witnesses to the advanced Mayan civilization. This experience is a must-see if you are in El Salvador.

The tour begins early in the morning, taking you to one of the archaeological sites that has captivated archaeologists and visitors worldwide. The first stop on this tour is Joya de Ceren.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.